The AR fish menu to find dolphin showtime and direction was impressive for them. I brought my interactive prototype to test with visitors in Georgia Aquarium. In order to fully communicate the AR design in my prototype, which most users have few experience with, I tried different prototyping tools and finally built with Origami for its ability to access mobile phone's camera and sensors.
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The initial three main features from Iteration 1 have been further developed after researching professional marine life knowledge and Georgia Aquarium. Much design efforts were put in Fish Finder, where the filters based on gallery, range, size, color, etc. are provided with easy setting. From lobby, gallery, interaction on app, to post tour experience, the app shows a consistent visual and interaction style. In order to bring a thorough user experience, I sketched out the app wireframe to refine the user flow. The goal of final iteration focused on content design to approach information more flexibly and the overall user flow.
Iteration 3: Thorough User Experience - Content Design, User Flow, Interactive Prototype More ways to organize and approach contents should be designed. However, there were concerns about too many fish on the screen would be difficult to find for. Navigation, Library Hierarchy, Personalization are 3 essential fields to improve on in Georgia Aquarium app. Some creative features like Virtual Aquarium and Personalized Postcard were inspiring for my later brainstorming. Explore winding, sea life-filled floors with this virtual tour of the Baltimore-based aquarium. I then analyzed and listed down a competitive analysis to figure possible design areas and structure my ideal design scale. Georgia Aquarium: Have a soothing look under the sea with live cams of beluga whales. Since my goal is to combine physical and digital resources to enhance tour experience, I investigated Georgia Aquarium's existing app and other aquarium-related apps. I started from defining the problem space. Visitors to Georgia Aquarium want to get more information about certain marine animals, but the existing aquarium app doesn’t provide user-friendly interaction, especially in navigation, searching and content design. Janet Murray to focus on one specific exhibit and figure out the gap between the current and my ideal design.Īfter carefully analyzing the scalability and design opportunity for a wide range of topics, I chose to move forward with Georgia Aquarium tour experience design since it is easily approachable at local area, and the design opportunity for tour experience is notable, verified by visitors and volunteers I talked to.
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